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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
APPLAUDING CLEVELAND AND HILL.

WITH ANARCHIsTs-URGED TO SUPPORT DEMO
CRATIC LEADERS.
BUFFALO, SeIt. 10 SpeCidll-The Socialist con-
gress beg business in earnest this morning at Turn
Hail. The following committee on platform was mp
pcInted La srence uronlund, II. Walther, II. w.
Fabian. OF NewYork; Charles Tvsen, OF Syracuse;
G. Mctzler, of Philadelphia Harry Frooman, of Day
ton ; and Mr.. Zimmerman OF New-Havcn This com
mittee has hard task before it. each delegate
has n different Idea the real purpose OF the coz
yeuon beyond advancing the canse OF the Socialists
Some favor organizing n separate political party.
Others want to join the Progressive Labor party or
else the tuicn Labor party.
An enthusiastic letter IRON Bernard q. Haskell.
Editor OF The Denver Labor Inquirer was read
this morning urging union OF the International
workingmen's Association and the Socialist Labor
party. air. Haskell submits he platform, which he
said had been 80 framed, no hoped, as to give no
offence - the Anarchist brethren. On motion OF
Editor Jonas, O committee OF i've, including Law
Gronund, was appointed to look into the con-
dtion of the International Association ard take
such steps toward uniting with them ~ should meet
the approval OF the Executive Committee.
The Socialists spent yesterday at Niagara Falls and
after their return tie press committee devoted nearly
all the night 10 discassny proposition to establish
in all of the larger cities Tor the purpose OF
manufacturing electrotype plates which VIII enable
tue Socialists TO publish and distribute papers ana
literature throughout the country at small expense
At mass-meetng tonight, speech rs were made In
German by Alexander Jonas, OF The New York
NOlks Zcitung Max StofIr, oil St Louis, hhu Whit
nan 4. kliokerhsim CT the Chicago Central Labor
Union, A resolution of the Chicago Central Labor
Union aud the United German Trades, protesting
against the execution OF the Chicago Anarchists, Is 10
be submitted Torn idorsement
Ihs delegates appointed by the Wyoming County
Convention at Warshaw to-day we're instructed Tor
c. +. abor of Buffalo, the nominee Ter Attorney
General.
Congressman Stevens, who was rhe orator of the
day held that Cleveland and Hill should succeed
themselves, q remark which roundly applar ded.
Mr. Stevens supported the President but admitted
that n, WA. rather tedinus waiting tor on1ces.
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Persons of Refined Inst!

generally rrefer Kinney Bros new Gross Com try
"whire-oaps" and Latest English" Cigarettes 10 all
Others TIss strictly extra fine
KINNEY TOBACCO Co., New.yors, sole manufacturers.
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Of land and all tn. faraisur. and h1uss. Of tho vae~

BIDDING THE REV DR. MEREDITH G0DsPE62.
RosroS. Sept 10 tspeciaD-The council OF Consrega-
onai pastors and delegates from every church IN or nesF
Boston called to formally dismiss the Rev. Dr. Meredith
from the passionate Of the Union Congregational Church.
met at the church this afternoon Dr. Meredith made
few rcmarks to the council stating other things
that SO far as he capable Of finding out he was do
lug the will Of God II going TO Brooklyn The council
then went into secret session and prepared crsenta:
ratfyng the action OF the church and society Alta al
meeting OF tho Society OF the Union Congregational held
on Saturday evening tho society unanimously c,nrnrrct
In the action OF the church In calling the Rev. willard
Scott or Omaha, to tho pasorate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In The continuous line shows the karonetrc nue.
taous Yesterday observed AZ the Cnei satcs sgual
Service station this city The dashes Indicate the rempora
ture noted Al Hudnut's pharmacy. ais Broadway.
TrmuSr OFFICE Sept 20-l A. Gear skies and
warm weather attended yesterdays falling barometer
and souhoriy winds The Temperature ranged between
$50 and sOe the average 67A' being 2so lower than
corresponding day last year. ana So higher thsn
ON Sunday.
In ana near this city TODAY there win probably DO
far weather, vt trst cooler. aud then warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
SELECTIONS FROM DAYS MAIL

endaton Is the fact that he s unknown In tho
council chamber and the battle-nelds Of his party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
MEETING OF A NEW INDEPENDENT CLUB.

When the members OF the Young Mems Independent
Club met In the Lexington Avenue Opera House last
night they aereeably surprised by handsome por
trait of Hill that occupied prominent position
the wal behind the presidents table. IL had been
presented to the club by Vice President James L. Spark
man and Paal Weilbacher. President George A. Just
called nesting 10 order and the Campaign committee
through its chairman. w. Forster reported that IL lad
finance committee, committee and eeOra
tios and committee. vino should bo In attic dance
night during thu campaign. The
reporfsd That the members had adopted
of ining themselves Tor hardness and absence
from COMMITTEES meetings. The committee will not re-
port any candidates platform upon which tho Inde-
endenfs will their efforts until NIL the political
nvsHtions been finsled The Campaign Commit
comp,Ssd OF tire following w Forster, james I.
eparKnaii r. g. schaefer, Max Ablcs, George A. inst.
r. J. Lowery. General Emil schaefer. w. c. Krsnth and
Adam a.. sclntz Tue membership OF the club " $50
DEMOCRATS HAPPY ONLY WHEN QUARRELLINS.
The Young Mems Democratic clnb met last night at
the Hoffman House. Some twenty members were pros
cut. Lyteton q. Garretsou presiding. resolution was
offered y B,rscser Miller. calling for the appointment
nee OF seven " devise plans Tor opposiay ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
YOUNG MEN FORM A REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.

YOUNG MEN FORM KEFUBLTCAN LEAdUE
The young Republicans OF Union County, n. j. have
effected the temporary organization OF Republican
Ieaeus nv the selection OF C. NJ Goddard, OF Painheld
gs chairrna H. anl Charles Mcrdo VI Elizabeth rs sec
rotary Committees on permanent organization ana 10
prepare a call all young Republicans In the county TO
unite with tho organization, aud also conmttes 10
open correspondence with similar CLUBS IA other couh
lie, were anpointed The regular meetings win be held
ON Friday OF each week nj Elizabeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF --.----MONDAY, SEPT. 10. 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer Vcforfs (Nor1 Aarseth Epa-acna lays with
fruit 70 II DnInols. Arrived at the 80 at z40 D. m
Steamer Cherokee Doane JacksOBye DAYS via Charles
ton with mdse and passengers to VIM p Clvde Co
ulf Stream. Pennington. Charleston with
mdse and TO VIM = Clyde & Co.
Deeris Romano span). Abeciararra Fnnlera fully
81 Chepec Aug ~. with mahogany and logwood Jhco
Hermann.
Utah Cacace Lisbon az DAYS with salt aud
lockwood to order vesse. Fanch, Edye & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
Ia ono. ,rrur, IT'LL, CT TIL ca,r,rrrrrr

TO ORGANIZE THE STATE COMMITTEE.
The Rep iblican State Committee will meet at noon on
Thursday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and organize the
campaign. The Executive Committee will secure quar-
state Committee during the campalgn prob
ably at the Fifth Avenue Hotel or the Gisey House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
Children Cry for Pitchers CasiorIn.

Pfuft'e Cm Vr1drs.
Tho hoHsehol disDfectiDt.
Always usefal. especially so whom houseclcaniag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20

THE RYAN FACTION WINS AT NEW ROCHELLE.
AT the Democratic primaries in New-Rochelle West
chester County last night delegates were chosen nfavor
of william Ryan for Senator and Samuel Conover for AS
scmbly.
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PREPARING FOR TIL

PREPARING FOR THE DEMOCRATS CONVENTION
Tho Tammany Hall Democrats OF the lid Assembly
District last evening elected delegates to the Stat
Convention Alderman Patrick DIVER James Dunphy
and exC0roner william II. Kennedy.
The County Democracy primaries to elect delegates to
Assembly District conventions will be held this evening
The Assembly District conventions will choose the State
Con We niion delegates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Following heels Of the defeat OF the Ringsey bill In
Pennsylvania Legislaur the National Transit Company
reduced the storage of oil OF 70
per 900 barrels per day win so into effect on May
tomorrow AT the conference hold month or so ago Do
oil producers and tho OF the company the
later than sy is The anticipation date shows the
spirit which the great refining have received inc
trade Next week may look for some reflection OF tns
Change fskias the priss II cents above
OF per cent one days interest on LOCO barrels will not
the for wSs
woa only cents per anti bd tor se
cost carrying 1000 barrels Of oil at cents day
at S x the &c y Win
appreciated by those who have ussed the article at the old
The Certificate market had an IT yesterday
aas Ss'
months have regarded lower dees The only end a to hs
not 90 higher but from speculative view the action
20 esnss had beea There
I sf Gs ow as s s the
killed who wante to ake pronts From 9. a Gents Sgt 81
reaissous and The talk q; natural tho market
further win not a be due
ss sefe IS for and 10
sunday. . a., -. ,,,. -, en-, ,.o,,
dated Exchange were As ioilows
Opening 81 tSwes't ~
sales barrels
refined market stronger the improved feeling in
crude Quotations barrels advanced = cent TO 80
cents all ports aud were also e stronger
OIL CITY Penn, April 29-Cruie educational Transit
Certificates opened 81 closet az So hshsst prie,
6s1 lowest ST. Sales 2lOL0o) barrel, oirtsrl $3.50
barrels clearancss 100) barrels shipDsntA oGool
barrels; runs - barrels.
PrrrsBURG. Penn. April 30 -cruis oh-Petrol eun
cited firm higher National Transit C,rfcates oDsnet
G74 closed at 6S highest price. " lowest W.
BRApFogD Penn. April 2o-Naonal Transit Certificates
opened at G7 olosa 67. highest proe, G5s lowest
o. p ciearances /. $50 900 barrels
TrUsyLLE Penn. April 90 National rriisls Certificates
opened at 81 and closet $50 hlshss: pea 6STs low.
price, 6Ia
SPIRITS Of TURPENTINE
WILMINGTON April 29-Turpenins duh at 80 Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIALs-A quiet Int generally steady
Hard Bricks quoted al 8! 70 er
thousand afost: Up River Hard SO 269S rae Bricks
elas45O; Crotons brown, Sl3dS14; dark Sl4 rel
&laaSl5: and Philadelphia Front on pier, S2oD
500: Wilmington Front s28. Rockand Common Lime, ~
per bbl Finishing 81 1881 20 Lats s17o1S2 2S per "
oats Hair 32d36e. per bnsh Cattle Hair. 2oUzzc
ment Is held at 81 i5 81 45 round lots American Port
land: ROsendaie. 81. 80
COfOA-Quet and steady. -, -.
COoPERAGE sToCK-A quiet market but with values
well held a.. ..,,,o
CuICORY-A steady demand continues for genuine
Barrys Graduated English by
German, 6sGe Sc Hauswaidt q ffanck faper
Chieory, 5S657sc a.. ..~
COFFEE-Wrn irregular speculative market the mar
ket for Brazil less nomna ID we ao
ssnce of demand Rio spot invoices l69 Is tne quo
tson sales 600 bags Rio No at ID &c and o9o pSEs
No AZ i5isc MIDI growtis firmly maintained !ho
option market opened adclne OF 20 points or e
day hui As The day feeling set In the mar
tet closing at decline of points Tor me 9ay Is
follows: january l5500l66o February. l9oed oo9
MAY SOol4S5 June, l5000 1905 July 10 log toSu'
Aue,St l5sOa l54G. September l340Gloio ocs9oea'
l54Oai5.5O November 15.459l5.5O. December A9oo~
ih5s sales. as. $50 bags 49, ..-,.o, tor
COTTON values were not changed the ~ y,
spo cotton Sales ISL bales 97 last evening" zo ~
winch for consumption aiia SoV ior ro,,naptnc
The mort receipts to-day 2486 bales % daS
win st3 bn Is this week ana 62oS eaes .ns nay
last wear siDos September the total port rceip.s
beer bales against 5Oz2 i9l bales Tor inc sah0
period last voaE ..,.., .,.aoart NJ classia-
0asot On tuo AmoSioau '''"""'~~
aftauar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE April 2s-ootton firm Mb,alins lo'c......
oar steady nsssr ses Aaa % - IS 81 S SvS
Nils saDsrane - 50 90 0G DO Extra ~ y SS do no
Psssns s. whest~southorn nrinsr. Western lower
southsrn Rei 90 so7e, de- Amber eese No Western
20 % Ior June s 81 ssSso do 1or July
southern armer White CODES yellow 4s st0e We.ssrp
n1'a 40 'PS Sf ssy Nav Ses
White sSss ~ssisTs soeSs Western as% Mixed ss
Hay steady Prime TO Snos' %s'e aIs si$ 90
new SIS % Burmsais- and 0isr RID sidss
packed 769c. Bacon-shoulders ssstc.i Clear RID
'"o' pvtter steady western Packet i6a2Oc Creamery
ii quiet at II a II &c Petroleum steady
iSssi7c stsadv, soft o.76e; ;copper-Rs
npsa 94ss,.S: whssey nrm at 81 2SSsi y.
81; RseslD.s-tlsg. s go ssl.
Ave 'A. -. sSsn- shpmsnts-fiour 75s Cpl. wheat
....-. bush Corn bush saiss-whsat $4,000 bush
BOSTON April 2o.-Fiour oulet-choies Extras ss 500
s. 7a Common .st5as sS oos's ~ s Sa mns..
yellow So ssic: steamer Mixed Sass weak
NJ SSs s Ssis 10 Ger roS sls ooS
s2l 80 Butter nrm-Western Extra Creamery 25G2bc.
Western Western 40 Eastern Eai il KoSeip. faf
u. so . SS ss sna 100 pss cora O0O
BUFFALO. April 29.-wheat-No / Hsri steady with
good deInanai sales at ss syc, No lars No!astn
SO White Meh,sao ~ 70 a'ksa on Iaek s sa;
a Oats duh and unsettled so 2 White Si1as5c.
+ sssc No No. n c.sas ss
freshrs heat &c. bid Corn freghus
s Nss Gas 'a Corn 1000 6G:a ost. 900 SGsS
CHICAGO. April 29.-Fiour quiet and unchanged wln.
Pa.ent.si 1924 Sh so9sera Nintsrs - - Asa
ents - Jpsi 81 Hnne.ota Blkors n sicx. IS 100
Tne lcsdlng futures raogel toiiows-
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NEW.YoRK DAILY tribune SATURDAY APRIL 80 TEN PAGES

lyics oecfsctiossrs 7ise Powdered
Flour 1 100 bbIA Wheat 20BoQ bush. Corn 200 Pasn
Oats 10000 slsh shipments-WhsAt 10000 busn oeea
$4,000 bush Oats p.vO0 busn
PHIIADxLPuIA, Aprfl 2p-st5 .. m.-wheat arm ana and
10 higher. No. Mixsd April D31sa93ici do May sx's
S5sccl do June QsfseSiso, do July e2hS9ac... Corn
and Oats quiet and unchanged
ST LOUIS April 2e-Fonr vas steady and quiet
Wheat hsher-No q Red cash 81 Mar sosgst &c
closing 81 L0 June slt9o2c. closing SIC BID; July
7ssS7e.so eosina bid August Tss e7g'c closing
7aac Did Corn closed frm-Cash 81 MAY "a SO 900
co.,ns S5c osss quite nrm-Csss a7s Nay sc,,y s
Prairie 50 oos 30 So Timothy $40 90 asia So Bran aos
Eggs ei,c Butter nrrn unchanged CreamoIv xv@
be Dairy coTnmes = ~ LARD ~
prysas Meats bOxedLons Clear Clear htSs
80 2essg5o Long Gear SO pass 80 cle az RIBS
at IS 81 P0sSA3i Short Clear at 81 o00*S " 2.-...
Rscs;Dts- Flour 200 bbia Wheat 1000 bush. Corn
1900 Oats 22oJo bush. Rye $500. bush Barley
1900 bnsh. shpments-flonr 5000 bbls. wheat 3,Ovo
Vorn $4,000 Oats l6.Ooo bush Rye bush
TOLEDO. April 2e,xwh Nav $3.50 BID % &c
asked: June $40 ID s4c asked Angast sSc 6 pa III
Cash 40c bid, 4Us4c askefi May sOsc Di9
40s~c asKed.... Clover Seed steady April % o6 bid
...... Recepts-Whest 5000 bush; Corn busn Oats
Clover Rood BAGS shipments Mheas
$4,000 bush. Corn $4,000 bush Oats LOCO bush. Glover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IyrRrool April 2s.--123o p. m--cotton firm with .
far demand ddllng Uplands 6H do Orleans. lll6d
sales-IOOJJ o,e1 IacldDy loo bales for speculation
aud OF pore Receipts 1900 0ils& all American
Futures firm upanis Low MiddinS clause April de-
livery l.6ld prii and May delivery. 4l0ids do
NAV and June delivery 4l8Id do. jane aud July dev
erv 43B4tL July August delivery 4o6fds also
45OSd. August September delivery 4SG4d also
ls-Gid: september and oeioocr dsliyery, netd
do. October November delivery 32o4d; azo sl-
CAD; do september delivery. 45.64d; also 49-6id
delivery at toaays cie~rings loO bales new
dockets and 100 old ao. .ooo,, , ~ o.o
bales SPECTATORS took. 500 bales exporters took S9oo
bales ships side direct 10 spnners ~ ovv
bales actual export 1900 bales total Iecepts 10000
American 100000 bales amount OF cotton aioAt 2OOo0o
bales American. 81 900 baes ,-,,, . CO.. -,
Up mCottoa-Ths sales Of tho day ncludei 7.soo baes
futures firm Uplands Low Middiing Glance April do
livery s2jld buyers do April and Nay delivery ~
-G4 buyers May aud June delivery. 42.4d buyers
IA June July delivery. 4itid buyers do July ana
delivery 6s4-Ufd DO August and Septcn.
Der elfvery 4s6id do september and october
delivery buyers. Octoycr and November deliv
ery 55l-0fd buyers do september delivery. 4veid
buyefA
20 MIXTURES closed quiet but steady Uplands Low
Abiding clause April delivery 42.0td buyers DO April
Nxy delivery t2-64a buyers do MAY aud June de
livery 4Z-6ld buyers; do juno and Juy delivery -
e4 bnysrs do July and Aagast dss a,yy; zsSt
buyers, do September and oetobsr delivery A2eid sci
lefs; do october and November delvery oSSsA& seeds
do september delivery. 54as<d tvseA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO April 90 tSpeefa-Juns wheat closed to night
at "a cents strong; May wheat at 4 cents May
Sta cents, corn at 30h cents May Lard At 81 o5
May ribs at 81 72 On the curb wheat started wsad at
S2 for June Immediately after the opening In tho
board feeling steaer and June soi s2a cents
pegged So for June from the start
The opening wild that June broke TO S2 cents
and the gossps put that Kershaw Co, in getting
the stezdied back s3 cents took million or
more OF the Juno option. The talk that Kershaw has
100000 bushels Of wheat bought for this mouth 1t
said that the clique checks TO pay for the cash
wheat had arrived. and all on the Chemical
National That great deal Of money has recently been
sent here from New.York made plain by the sudden
appearance OF q siIty.cent discount NewYork drafts
People who wanted NewYork drafts accommodated
choefuy; people drafts sell had TO In pro-
visions Armours people bid for ribs and offered June May
pork marked s23-thc notch UP 10 date
This price was paid lot Of short pork sold By Buf
taers pork. ana when IL went out as dead
sure mimi thai tina "dcll had eliminated"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
rrRopEAN pRopUcE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Aprl -Provsions-Bacon, Cumberland Cut
ass d. Long Clear Mindless jJs OH short Clear Alddles
40s Od Short 39s Cd shoulders 2os 81 per cwt Beef
las Od India Mess Prime Mess, Jla bL PORK
Prime Mess 67s I'd per Dbl; Prime Mess hastsrh
Western d2S ia. LardA neroln 5os id Prime "cs
ern 35A ga, Lard on 32s I'd. Hans-Lons Cut- 4Js
SHOULDERS 35.oL Batter-Sos OIL per CIV" or nisst aset
states. Cheese-AlGerican Choice, 65& " WleSt0ltsi
Western SPRING Is. OIL G7G Id; Rel Winter a. 81
snrlng "a on New Mixed Western, As obi California 40
7S id ass oil; do No 2 s. Oh Gd 81 per Genital Pro
ancepilts of Turpentine 2Js 81; DO. AZ London 2s III
pet cwt Refined Petroleum. 81 per gallon Clover Ste'
American Red, 49s per cwL Tallow-2Js~ Oh per ewt
Fine American 23s. obi; Prime CITY. rs ID per c"E
Rosln-Comm0n 6d., Plia lis Oh UJs. u Lin5e5i ~
2is or Proyislons-A nericAn heirgerttei Be9t
hind quarters 5i fore quarters @ per 49, Hops at loh
donNew York state " l5s vi. a rs o. u Coohs9el
oil, Liverpool make 1is. OIL -, -, - oo.o,a
ha receipt American ios the past three days were
IoSpoS April 2o--Produce-Linseel Oil 2Oa 3D. 02o&
cd per cwt Calcutta inseed, 3la G quarters Lln
seei Cake IS S. Cd per ton Refined Petroleum. 5lOd
lgd per gallon. Spirits OF IurpcntIno. 25s OIL pee
cwt, Paie 0d ilA OF Provisions-Lard 32s OIL per
cwt American. Sugar-l3A o. per cwt Tor CuOa Cen
trfugs pooriztng &c., and ll Cd ia od for M9scovo
fair reclining aaoat Australian ralog-Beef 2is6 @1ss
IS: Cochin S37 o. American Refrigerated Bect So fJs
hind quarters "a. for fore quarters SE " ts
carcass
gaEaHy April 29.--Petroleum. marks 90 pfenning4
WlIeoxs close 50 marks 80 pfenun4s por llu
ANTWERP April 29.-Petrsicum- Pale Americae. ID
francs aud 10 francs 70 centtnes ssilsrs
Wilcox closed At 81 francs % confines 2,r lo) kios
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

RuyFALn Apri ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS last "a houra 1892
head week thus far 100 neal for "a no nno
5000 head consigned through 10 cars % OF which
10 IL for saie market unsettled but
orally NewYork demand Common TO Fair u l59
Ssasep-Keceipts last "a hours 1900 neaG
heae consigned through Of which to NewYOrk;
10 cars for market active and shade higher
New. demand Common 10 Fair ~ 151so %: GOOD TO
Choice 50 is 80; Clipped S49s4 10 Good 10 Choice
Lambs So 90 as 37s Clipped 81 ooGs5 %; all offerings
Eecs-Rece,ris last "a $500 head; the
through ri OF which 10 10 Ncw'i ork
"a cars Tor safe; market declined 5OiOc Light Plgs
"a ld rs Mixed Pigs and Light Workers s. 4Ua5 81.
Selected Workers so 90 90 05 Selected Medium weights
a. 7O95 rs selected Heavy Ends s. 250 IS. Coarse
Mixed Heavy Ends 81 20 al 90 MARKET closed quiet win
CHICAGO Aprn s9.1n DroUers Journa. reportScattte
HeceipIs-G.OOO head snDments 5000 head market
IIgnI higher, Heavy s. hlghcr Shipping steers 100
10 1000 10 70 20 Stoekers ana fceders s. OOGsl 1O
cows Bulls and Mixed. ~ 2oGsi. bulk - eU@5 -.
so1s-Eecepts I4.0vO heal. shipmsnts 1000 market
Was !, roux Rough Mixed UO6so 90. Packing
ami %; Light "a " skps - Az
Sa.sDRece,o. 5000 mead SHIPMENTS head.
stronx higher. Common Fancy WOoled eJoOGrJ Zo
Shorn So 25 Westerns do IS 80 0s4 10: Lambs "a 10
sr LOUIS Apri z9.-Catle- keceiDts-2l5 head. Ship
meuts market stronger. Choice heavy
Native 81 oUGs5 10: Far 10 Coos ShlpDini
steers 10: Buchers steers Far 10 Cholce 50 ~
"a 4u Feeders 2O0i4 2O StOckers lair %
good 81 Texans common u choice cornscd ~ 10
oS4 20. o --.-- a. ,oo 49,, -.
active higher Choice heavy and Butchers Seeetiohs
as 45ds5 b. Packing TO good 81 20 9s3 40 YORK
ers Meiiun 10 Prime 50 Loo - 80. Pigs, Common 10
Shsep-kecefprs 400 nead, 22O0hea, market
strong Wuoed demand Far TO Fancy 80 40 0i 10
Clipped Prime Is lO0s4 ~
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Bro0S
Route" at 400. 7i5. 900 Hoo mt l3o, 400 40 s39{
7S0, 1900 m. SUNDAYS at 400, s:45. a. M 530 l2;Oo
p -.
1900 have connection fer Reading KARLSRUHE Potts.
ve etc 400 a for Easton Bethlehem AentowD heaa-
ing Harrisburg. etc. On sundays Tor kaston a,
TOO for EastoD Bethlehem Allentown Maich Chunks
Tsmsgua. Pottsyille. wkesbsrre and scranton ,.,,
$50 for Eeson Bethlehem, Allentown Maueh charks
MnkesbarTe. scranton. Readipg Hsrrsburg po,ssyiio
loo and 1850 D. for EastoD. Bethlehem. Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, etc.
S4o p m for Easton Befhlehem. Allentown Mzucn tnnnk
Whkesbarre Scranton Tamaqua shamokin sunouiy LewS
400 and 40 m Tor Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. etc
5:45 D. m Easfon Betbehenl Allentown Mauch Chunk,
Wlkesbarre Reading Harrisburg etc On Sundays al oso
p.
TOO and 730 d. m. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown.
$50 6l6 fl:0O a. M. loo 400 $50 6i5 D. m sanfaYs
400 900 m for Red Bank. Long Branch. Ocean Grova
Except sundavsD. Point Pleasant.
436 SIS NJ. LOO 4:30 p M. for Lakewood Toms River
4:3O a m 100 D. m Atlantic City, vineand, Bridgeon
and Cumberland and Maurice River n. R.
49, 31b, lf,<5 q l:00 49, $50 m. for Freehcld
430 600. 8l5. HOO. l145 q. Loo, 400 ago. $50
SIS d IN sundays 400, 500 q. M. for Perth Amboy.
NEWJERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
From Pier 3 Y. r.. via Sandy Hook.
For Atlantic Highlands sesorish Long Branch &C., s4s
p.
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